Indeed, maybe, just maybe, a 1000 freshmen will install it on their machines tonight, it will wipe those thousand laptops tomorrow and destroy a thousand career the day after, in a similar fashion to how a 1000 freshmen destroyed their careers by dropping acid on Tim leary's suggestion in 1969.

Let's think about what Richard Feynman meant when he said "what do you care what other people think?"

It's been released as pre-alpha. That's responsible. If it has a greater magnetic attraction to naive early adopters than other software, whose problem is it? Ours or the Darwin Awards?